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Et Si les Envahisseurs étaient restés ensemble après la IIe Guerre Mondiale ?
Album n°1 dans la série Et si...
Captain America and Bucky are killed by Baron Zemo. Hitler is killed by the Human Torch. Union Jack and Spitfire save Churchill. The Invaders learn of Captain America's death and leave Union Jack and Spitfire in England. President Truman introduces the new Captain America (Spirit of '76) and Bucky (Fred Davis) and adds Whizzer and Miss America to the team. After Japan surrenders, the team is renamed All-Winners Squad. After fighting Isbisa, they fight the android Adam II and his plot to kill and replace JFK. The replacement Captain America is killed and replaced by the Patriot.
Informations de publication
Dépôt légal: 30-09-1983
Date de parution: 30-09-1983
Nombre de pages: 68
Éditeur: Arédit
Type: album simple
Et si... : les albums
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